"Thr doors of perception" by vibraphonist Dave Pike was recorded mlive in 1966 and released in 1970. The album finds Dave Pike indulging in full-fledged psychedlic jazz with trippy grooves and for him a new sound. Produced by Herbie Mann, "The doors of perception" featured an all-star cast of musicians, including Eddie Daniels, Lee Konitz, Don Friedman, and Chuck Israel, Their talents were completed by a wide range of eddects, from echo chambers to piped-in applause to thunderstorms to fuzzy distortion, and studio trickery. The music performed includes among others, early jazz-rock attempts, improvised moments as well as ballads.<br /><br />Dave Pike - vibraphone, marimba.<br />Eddie Daniels - tenor saxophone, clarinet.<br />Don Friedman - piano.<br />Lee Konitz - alto saxophone.<br />Chuck Israel - bass, Fender electric bass.<br />Arnie Wise - drums.<br /><br />Free improvisation.<br />The drifter.<br />The doors of perception.<br />Ballad.<br />Anricipation.
